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# BreachSwap

Swaps to a Breach mace for armor-piercing hits, then back to your weapon.

Swaps to a Breach mace for armor-piercing hits, then back to your weapon.

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This module needs a key bound before it does anything. Set one in its ClickGUI panel.
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## What it does

BreachSwap puts a Breach mace in your hand for the hit, so it goes through armor, then returns your sword or axe. In Keybind mode you press the key to swap and hit. In Smart mode it swaps on its own while you attack. Hybrid does both.

## When to use it

Use it against heavily armored targets. Allow Critical Hits makes it wait for the fall when you are airborne so the hit lands as a crit.

## Settings

| Setting             | What it does                                               |
| ------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------- |
| Swap Mode           | Keybind, Smart, or Hybrid.                                 |
| Trigger Weapon      | Sword & Axe, Sword, or Axe. Which held weapon arms a swap. |
| Allow Critical Hits | when airborne, wait for the fall so it lands as a crit.    |
| Target Range        | max distance to a target.                                  |
| Cooldown            | ticks between swaps.                                       |
| Restore Weapon      | switch back to your sword or axe after.                    |

Also in the panel:

* Keybind (default B in the demo)

## Video

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